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azhewijige vai

s/he carries, takes things back



indazhewijige 1s ind; azhewijige 3s ind; azhewijiged 3s conj; ezhewijiged 3s ch-conj; Stem: /azhewijige-/

azhewijige /azhewijige-/: /azhewid-/ stem of azhewidoon vti2 ; /-ge/
s/he acts (on an unspecified object)

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Word Family

azhewidoon vti2 carry, take it back
(benefactive) azhewidaw vta carry, take (it) back to h/ (benefactive) azhewidamaw vta carry, take (it) back to h/ (detransitive) azhewijige vai s/he carries, takes things back (verb of undergoing) azhewijigaade vii it is carried back (by someone), "they" carry it back (verb of undergoing) azhewijigaazo vai s/he is carried, taken back (by someone), "they" carry, take h/ back

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